20" rims?
05-05-2004, 06:20 PM
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20" rims?
ive been looking, and 20'* look like they would be no problem, the thing is, ride quality is obviously going to be worse. How much worse?
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05-05-2004, 06:44 PM
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GAMEOVER...... help me out here.... whats it feel like, as you can see in my profile, i like OEM stuff, so if the quality is drastically different.... i wont be happy 
05-05-2004, 08:00 PM
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you can just click this link to talk directly to him, in a private message. http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...de=post&u=1400
05-06-2004, 07:52 AM
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the ride isnt that bad just stiff i wouldnt go any bigger than 20'* but im happy with my ride
steering wheel is very responsive and as far as performance i cant tell any noticable difference in accelling
im rollin on some Hankook 245/35/20 Z rated
steering wheel is very responsive and as far as performance i cant tell any noticable difference in accelling
im rollin on some Hankook 245/35/20 Z rated
05-06-2004, 07:54 AM
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well have you ever rode in a GM 2500 some what equal to that but not that instense and i gets better when you have passengers
but i see you like OEM so i'd stay with 17'* or go to 18'*
but i see you like OEM so i'd stay with 17'* or go to 18'*
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agreed, If your a performance nut I'd say stay away from them twank twanks.
long term affects of riding 20'* you don't hear
1 wears out joints and bearings before intended.
2 strains transmission over a long period of time.
3 throws off your speedometer a little
4 gives u bad gas mileage (older cars especially) chrome wheels weigh a lot, at least 30 pounds or more per wheel newer cars like yours should have no problem though.
long term affects of riding 20'* you don't hear
1 wears out joints and bearings before intended.
2 strains transmission over a long period of time.
3 throws off your speedometer a little
4 gives u bad gas mileage (older cars especially) chrome wheels weigh a lot, at least 30 pounds or more per wheel newer cars like yours should have no problem though.
